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ICP–MS determination of serum aluminum in monkeys subcutaneously administered an alhydrogel-formulated drug candidate

Li et al., 2017

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9300262290294891485
Author
Li W
Gong J
Wang C
Lin Z
Flarakos J
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Bioanalysis

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Aim: To develop and validate an inductively coupled plasma–mass spectrometry method for quantitative bioanalysis of aluminum (Al) in monkey serum in support of a GLP TOX study with alhydrogel-formulated drug candidate. Methods & results: The method was linear over a …
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